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inbound

[in-bound] / ˈɪnˈbaʊnd /


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He was arrested at Manchester Airport after arriving on an inbound flight and remains in custody for questioning, the force added.

From Barron's

"The retail sector performance will continue to benefit from the recovery of private consumption and inbound tourism," a government spokesperson said.

From Reuters

"Australia is seen as a relatively stable, benign place to invest at present. You will always have a good level of inbound for certain types of businesses," Rathborne said.

From Reuters

Proctor struggled to inbound the ball several times, getting a five-second call, turning it over once and nearly giving it up again.

From Seattle Times

On the final play, he acknowledged he didn’t anticipate what Kyrie Irving would do after Irving took a pass from Theo Pinson on the Mavericks’ second attempt to inbound the ball.

From Los Angeles Times